I completly agree with this. As a new UX designer, with a background in marketing and beign an entrepreneur myself, I make it my top priority to learn about my client's industry AND about their users. Reddit, podcasts, Quora and even specific forums are places I "hang out". On social media, I join groups to read, learn, relfect and talk with my client's users. The value of the insights that I collect are helping deeply me in my work and ultimatly, give better ROI to my clients.
What should a junior designer know about development aspect ? What I mean is when I design a product, what all should keep in kind that shouldn't be a problem for the developers. Thank you in advance.
Hey, make sure to not just design things in isolation. You should strive to involve developers from the project inception, or as early as possible to get their take on the feasibility and tech intricacies.
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I completly agree with this. As a new UX designer, with a background in marketing and beign an entrepreneur myself, I make it my top priority to learn about my client's industry AND about their users.
Reddit, podcasts, Quora and even specific forums are places I "hang out". On social media, I join groups to read, learn, relfect and talk with my client's users.
The value of the insights that I collect are helping deeply me in my work and ultimatly, give better ROI to my clients.
What should a junior designer know about development aspect ? What I mean is when I design a product, what all should keep in kind that shouldn't be a problem for the developers. Thank you in advance.
Hey, make sure to not just design things in isolation. You should strive to involve developers from the project inception, or as early as possible to get their take on the feasibility and tech intricacies.
Totally agree
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waiting eagerly for this